Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1890, Page 4

NING STAR. Arzesnios, Vorzas, WASHINGTON: TUESDAY — @etaber 2S, 1590, CRESOY S. NOLES == = SHE EVENING STAR the fullest Local Cleculation of any Newspaper in the Werld, and as an Advertising Medium ts worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. It appears from the reports made by both Political parties that several thousand Mary- landers, residing for apart of the year or temporarily in Washington, are affected by the new registration law. In the counties adjacent to this erty democrats and republicans suffer alike. The democrats claim that in the more Femote counties of the Fifth and Sixth dis- tricts they are the gainers, while Candidate Mudd contends that the law is working asa democratic boomerang. Whatever the political effect of the measure in Maryland may be, it tends to de- Prive the capital of recognition as place in which the American citizen may reside with- out losing his voting residence in the state from which he hails. The resident of the capi- tal, forbidden local franchise, is thus hampered in retaining citizenship in the states, where voting is permitted. The law disfranchises ; several thousand Marylanders, republicans and democrats, and damages the state by discourag- ing suburban settlement from Washington within ite borders, uniess the settler abandons entirely home life in the capital. It is a check to the development py Washingtonians of the partof Maryland adjacent to the city, which is now progressing so actively and with such benefit to the state, and isan invitation to the wave of suburban settlement to spread into Virginia in preference to inhospitable Maryland.- The measure politically is a boom- erang to the extent at least of failing to stop sbort with carrying out the democratic inten- tion of disfranchising some Washington colored men who were in the habit of voting the re- publican ticket in the fifth district, Nobody, except perhaps the Port Tobacce T.nvs, | contends that the law must be construed in de- fiance of ity sweeping provisions merely to dis- | franchise these republican negroes, because | that only was intended by the framers of the law. The measure as applied in accordance with its terms bas disfrauchised democrats aud | republicans, white and black, and has injured both Washington aud Maryiand. Its ameud- ment is one of tho state's most urgent legisla- tive duties. ee ee Itw usually a wive thing for a promincnt candidate to institute proceedings for criminal libel when assanited in the preas on the eve of an election, if he be realiy innocent of the offenses charged. It all depends on that quali- fication, however. Last Saturday two Philadel- phia papers and one Harrisburg paper published artory about ex-Gov. Pattison, democratic can- didate for governor of Pennsylvania, affecting bis character as a man. Briefly the charge, disp din stunning head lines, was that = had been bribed by the Vanderbilts to sign the South Penn railroad bill after he had asked Judge Jeremiah S. Black to write a scathing veto of the measure. Promptly on the appear- ance of the charge Mr. Pattison took steps to Vindieate himself by having the publishers and editors of the three papers arrested for crimi- nal libel. For not domg something like this Mr. Kennedy of Ohio in his place in the na- tional House of Representatives bitterly as- sailed Senator Quay, and was disciplimed for it by the House. It is better to say something or do something in such cases, rather than to re- main pertinaciously silent under grave accusa- tions that usually rouse men to some sort of action, —————— Disputes between nations that regard them- selves and are regarded as the beacon lights of civilization—states that have a common an- eestry, in large measure the same political pux posea—should be settled quietly, amicably and as speedily as consists with the interests of both and the permanent peace of that part of the! world within their circle of influence. In the| matter of the seal fisheries there is no question that should not be adjusted easily after a little interchange of diplomacy. The british minis- ter furnishes the text of a convention between | the country he represents, the United States and Russia, to be agreed to if approved by these high contracting powers. His proposi- tion will doubtless receive respectful consider- ation by the Department of State. Pending | Begotiations the seal fisherics should be pro- tected, anda hopeful feature of the British minister's suggestion ts that a willingness to assent to such protection is indicated. ————— Sitting Ball is once more s prominent figure, | this time in the role of a savage John Vaptist. | ‘That story of the Sioux Messiah to come and! the general rising of the Sioux dead from their | Braves to avenze the wrongs of the red man, | of the burtless gunpowder of the whites, of the pale faces turned into little dishes, and so forth, | and so forth. is worthy of a great artist in| romance. When Lougfellow sang his ‘‘Hia-/| watha” he lacked the backbone of this great | Sitting Bull bard. Instead of war he gave us peace, the calume* in place of the tomahawk and scalping knife. He discoursed of laughing Waters aud cf meteors and west winds and the like of that, missing a grand opportunity and bestowing it upon the robust Homer of the Bitting bull liad, ——————— Nickel is in great demand now, owing to the increased prices of the article abroad. Our Navy Department, requiring this metal for use in armor plates, begins to look at home for a supply. If the domestic market had been ex- hausted first it would have been well, but it is better late than never to learn to produce things we need in the defense of the repubiic. ae ee ‘The guessing “ad” goeth. quoth the author. ities, Whereupon the heart of the guesser is made exceeding glad. But he remembereth | that # time may come when the guessing “ad” | will not go any more in the mails of Uncle Samuel, and against that evil time he promptly prepareth his guessing. ———. + = It is an ill wind that blows no good. Charles- top tw to have a graud industrial art thanksgiv- ing festival, celebrating the anniversary of the great earthquake. It is calculated that visitors enough will come to town to deciare # dividend nu the shock. nd Another reasoa has been added to those which already existed for filiuag the Supreme Court vacancy: The original package cases will | bot be acted upon until the successor of Jus- | tice Miller bas beem appointed. Meantime the rumor fiend keeps busier than the President | waking wemLers of the supreme tribunal. ———— « = Vienna is becoming Amicricanized, #0 to speak, and will proceed at once to take all the oimug neighborhood inte the city limits, thereby increasing the population te 1,300,000, Vieuna is the Chicago of Europe. —— Alesson for our American politicians —Mr. Gladstone praising Lord Salisbury’s So’ African policy as the best the circumstan permitted. $$ a Sealskins sold in the London market yester- day at one hundred per cent advance over last Year's prices aud somebody made enough to buy bis wife one for this winter's use, —— oe The “voluntary contribution” is rolling in to republican headquarters with a continuous gad rambling roll. ee lounge maaufacturers have ud mow the poor lounger must find something else to do, —— #$ Supt. Por ter is just as glad to get home as if New York had « population of fourteen mil- hops, —————— Money may be close m Wall street, but it | RRARALLABELBALAALRLLLALLRARELAL ! i A GREAT MANY OF YOU ARE GOING HOME TO VUTE AND OF COURSE YOU WILL WANT TO LOOK YOUR BEST WHEN YOU VISIT YOUB OLD FAIENDS. IF THERE IS ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF READY-MADE CLOFHING THAT YOU NEED THERE 18 NO BETTER PLACE IN THE COUNTRY TO PROCURE IT THAN HERE, OF US, WHERE YOU HAVE ALL THE LATEST STYLES AND MOST FASH- JONABLE FABRIOS TO BELECT FROM, AND WHERE THE PRICES VERY MUDER- ATE. WE ESPECIALLY CALL YOUR ATTEN- TION TOOUR SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF MEDIUM AND HEAVY-WEIGHT OVER- COATS, SINGLE OR DOUBLE-BKEASTED, LONG, SHORT, OR MEDIUM LENGTH, SILK, ITALION OR WOOL LINING, ANY¥- THING OR EVERYTHING IN THE OVER- COAT LINE THAT 1S FASHIONABLE AND RELIABLE ROBINSON, PARKER & 00, AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, o28-co 319 SEVENTH STREET 8. TTF POPPE URCCUCUTCUECER EDGE Ly Wau H. Mc Kyxews Dany Larsen. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1590. Coats for all—from the sweet debutante to the dignified dowager. Tecomingness and quict elegance are the predominant features of our garments. Ladies shop with more intelligence and diseretion than formerlyand poor qualities can no longer be hidden be- Our Mr. G. Lansburgh wv « ant cipatng the Dissage ging Me arrangements for the shipping uf in time to arrive prior to he ner tari goin into eect. In his we suceeded, Weare therefore se'\ing all im coreee pueae ye None aya goods aoe eS ‘owe ferentage 10 Gur the public at ne A NSBURGH & BRO. HEADQUARTERS FOR LONDON DYED SEALSKIN GARMENTS. Venx Few Scars Lert. Such are the discouraging reports from the special agent im Behring sea, but not the case with Us, as we were never in better position to offer the ladies of Washington @ more careful selection of Loudon Dyed Seal Garments, each garment being selected byour Mr. G. Lansburzh-whilein London. They are made after the most improved models and all we say is that wo have marked them at old prices. But we believe they Will be surely higher after tne Ispse of four weeks. They are now all in and ready for your inspection, ——__ Second Fioor. Cloak Department, A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF TRIMMINGS mado their Sppearance today. We feel proud of this stock. It is simply one beautiful display of ‘Trimminss, one pattern even moro beautiful than the other. Black Galloon from 15 to 50e, per yard. Black Ornament Guimp from 30c. 10 $3.50 per yard Black Silk Van Dyke, $1, $1.25, $2.25, €2.75, 50, and $4. herope, last summer, mney altel mods | ‘Loar importer gone Van Dyke Panels, $1.75 each. Colored Sets, $1; worth 8”. Figaro Jackets in many styles and prices. Biack Crotchet from 81 to $8 por yard, Cut Stecl Sets and Gimps. Black and Gold, in Gimps and Van Dyke effecte. Cut Jet, in width and prices to please every on A full line of Colored Sill Fringes Black Knotted rrinzes from 50, Sets and Fronts, Pauels and ali other desirable trim- mings to harmouize or contrast with the new Dress LADIES BONNET PINS ND. GENTS’ SCARF PINS ALSO. GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS, fous designs of Snake . Hearts, Lover Knots, Crabs, Dragons, &. ‘These are worth considerably more. neath brilliant aud unstable trimmigcs. Wo Pride ourselves npou t style and work: p of our Coats, Cloaks and Sui: and it is not pessible for you to buy bett for the several prices. Ours in the only ox- clusive Cloak and Suit House in the city, LETTE Hi WILLIAM H. McKNEW @uccessor to R, H Taylor, 933 Pacave. now, it botepebetoteters PRB SSs me A Sg H pn Aa S385 bus 2*% “od Sys POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. ONE-DAY BARGAINS IN JACKETS, ‘Tis is Jacket weather, We've the stock— correct in styles and fit. Prices we varantes to be lower than the same class of goods can be bought for ANYWHERE ELSE. Wo want you to face our stock We mention 2 items at ONE-DAY PRICES, Which should induce you to visit ustomorrow. At the original prices these Jackets caunot be duphcated. At the reduced prices for tomorrrw they are astonish- ing values. LADIES" LOOSE-FRONT JACKETS, perfect in fit 4nd style. They come in two styles of rough-finish Biack Cloth—plain or diagonal—sizes 32 to 40. 86 they are marked, TOMORROW ONLY 24.98. MISSES’ CHEVRON REEFERS, Navy Bluo, an ole- gant piece of cloth, perfect fitting and very stylish. Sizes 14, 16 ond 18. @5 they are marked. You will have trouble to find the:r equal for 83, TOMOREOW 84.68. An excellent “warm underwear" bargain for ladies. Swiss Kibbed Merino Vesta, all sizes, Sell regularly for 25 TOMORROW'S PRICE i9c, EACH. UPHOLSTERY SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW, Se, to $5 a pair saved you on all Curtains, lace or heavy. Two extraordinary values for tomorrow. #250 to 8% Lace Curtuius, 10 patterns, 3) yards beautiful desigus, TOMORROW ONLY 91.98 PAIR, 89 All-chenille, Fringed Top and Bottom Portieres, beautiful dadocs, art color, TOMORROW'S PRICE 96.38 A PAIR. “eee rens wkeEs Ct POIULAR SHOFTING PLACK ors 7TH STREET. A Gerar $1 95 Sue THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, WE SHALL SELL aT 3 * LADIES’ BRIGHT DONGOLA LACED - BOOTS, Fisxible, with patent tip, Couamon Sense, heavy soles, LADIES’ DULL DONGOLA BUTTON. Common Sexse Toe, Coffin Toe, tipped. LADIES' BRIGHT DONGOLA BUT- TON. Opera Toe, low heel. Opera Toe, medium hee, Opera Toe, patent tip. Common Sense Sty LADIES’ PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON. Commog Sense, extension sole, Opera 106, exteusion sole. MEN'S FINE CALF SHOES, plain toes Faris tip. Laced, pistu, broad we. Laced, medium toe, tipped. Ga.ters, plain square toe, Gaiters, London tipped. you CAN'T BUY A PAIR OF THESE SHOFS OUTSIDE oF OUR HOUSE FOR LESS THAN 92.50. WANT OF ROOM COMPELS US TO DISPOSE OF THESE EXCELLENT VALU! AT $1.05 ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRI- DAY ONLY. eeee eeseee eeceeee 4 ie - ~ OH 5 * ah N a4 x RELIABLY SHOE HOUSES, $16 SEVENTH ST. 1gzz PA AVE, 231 PA. AVE SE. To Tue Peszse: x N Ny | n H HH Hy x N x N tr? ma“e 1t isn’t that way about the political headquarters of aay party $$$ If Major Barttelot were living he apd might aight it out enw. Will buy an elegant Musiin Gown, lavishly trimmed, turnoger collar and cuffs, raised shoulders. Th Gown is fuli SG inches long. We have 13 dozen I in exact numbers 156 Will you be one to get one of these? JERSEY KNEE PROTECTORS, 25e. per pair What an extraordinary amount of Hosiery can be saved by having the children wear these. LADIES’ CLOTH UPPERS, $1.48 per pair, all shades, The ustial price asked is generally $2. Ours sre made well, The colors are ali made to Wear with the new materials, CHILDREN'S JEKSEY DKAWLR LEGGINS—A Jersey Drawer, RA GOOD VALUES F size Tecks and Four-in-Hands, good satin lined, at ain Tecks aud Four-in-Hands at Pretty patterns, neat effects and well Usualiy lary everyday aty! Special Bar, for 81. ur 50c. line of Puffs, Tecks and Four. eclipses everything: in all sorts of coloriugs; tm shapes: splendid values, At comprises the most delicate designs, with light xrounds; rich effects. Many styles to select from, Our $1 and $1.50 Evening Scarfs; patterns which you will not find everywhere, Tuese are choice and well adapted tor p SEND FOR OK ely for the askin n-hands roved ure to out-of-town people ‘our addresses, rtising Ladies’ Ki We waited our t All we can say is t Send in Everybody hax been adi at diffecent prices below 1 ot bold of this lot, untib tit ise bargain und want you to see the LADIES* REAL KID 4-BUTLON GLOV patr tried on by our competent salesladies, ‘They are here in sizes Sé to $ inclusive, iu Tans, Browns aud Grays. A Positive bargain, 21.00 PER PAIR, We calculate this iot to remain with us three days, Hence com L L AA k AA ton 24 BBR OU Ow ORR 66a. BoE OU U KR RG@ it it Ses us ok OK GS ot oo te KER RRK oo ae BB kK R OO che BBB RRR oOo oO 7 BoB RR O OL, 4 BBB KR RK 00 028 24-420 SEVENTH ST. = Necessrry— AT Pre FkKS RRR RRR bad ‘Ss age ee TE oy * Mes . ss pee Fe kn any 'SSg ke kK EEE ¥ ba Like begets like—the more RIBBON you use the more use you Will have for it. Now we have not said very recently—but it has not bern for lack of something to taik about—almost bo- fore the types got cold on the last announcement some new things came, But our house isso brimful of aca- sonable novelties—all clamoring to be presented to you. that it as to be done in tnen. ‘That is why we ‘want you rstand that what you may be "1 here, whether we Lave au- ed its arrival or not. For a miulutude of services look toRIBBONS, Rib- bon is ribbon, but the styles change, the shades deepen or lighten, according tothe complexion of fasion, Here are are the prominent effects: Colored Velvet H-bbons—all the new hades—backed in satin, 1s 5, (and 12. Oulinen backs in numbers 4,5 and 7. Biack Veivet Kivbons with Muen and satin backs in all widths—the Les’ qualities, Velvet, you kr in every form is being largely Ubon is ahead of its fellows in popularity. Takes a Lig stuck to span the shades, but we have reached from one end to the other— and 40c, a yard aud they are numbers 12, 16 and You can hardly imagine a shade that we are not showing in Satin Edge Faille—aud in all widtha, Num- ber 2 Satin Kibbou—30e. a picce, Number 1 Gros Grain Kibbon—all colors—1ue. and 18¢. a piece. Of all thinxs in this world k Ribvon must be Black, The best makes are reliable, so we trust only the best makes—Satin Edye Gros Grain, Plain Gros Grain and Satin Edge Moire—in ail widths, ‘The Landsomest biending of color in Plaids you ever saw, Perfect rainbows of Larmonious shadine—40c., aud Gbe. a yard. These same qualities have sold as Ligh as 0c. . aud yard. If you havea leaniu toward the two-toned effects wo can about occupy the desire with success, Double- fuced Satin, 35e. instead of 65c., us they Viain Gros Grain, Moire and Satin Edge Gros Grain for Seshes. Our prices are $1, $1.30 and 81.40 @ yard. Sursh Sashes, fonrand a half yards long—plain or open work edve—#6 aud #8 each. Look at the price, please, as weil as the qualities and colors, Smullinoney you will fad is speaking very Joud with us in kubbous, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING" NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE Established 1540, 1t Torsaws Veny Low Prices FOR VOTERS AND OTHERS, CLUB SATCHELS, ator (real ieatuer), canvas lined, md iii, Toi. 16in, . $105 SLs S125 81. ANiwator (eval leather), death Tmitat 10iu, 1 Boe. 9 Tinitati $1.10 e1- c 1.20 € . ‘Gonu $1.50 S170 ‘New Stra: jon Alli 1 Grain Leather, leather Nued, Leo lu RGrelis Le 0.10 Genuine Alligator, lest B00 $ $5.00 8445 = GLADSTONE BAGS, WGin. Wad. we Id in, i “ cauvus lined. BA10 85.45 84.00 e445" 84.00 Grain Leather. leuther lined, nic. corners, 20.89, 20.00 | 87.70 eyigekin 13 ele 815, TRUNKS. Loather, irou bottout, bonnet tray. 2m. Juin. Bw. “Stim, in. 40 in. $4400 85.00 55.50 86.06 “86:50, $7.00 Feather saratoye, tall tien lined. 06.00 96.50, 0725, 8h bu B79, 89.50 x: huioriy Excelsior Lock, $8.00 $9.00" s10 2” gz Canvas Dress Lruuk, iron bottom, oe ulgsuen Lined ERGs tee £20,,et00 ‘ OK 5. 39.00 810 e13 6. ares samacm coags —~ Giant very st $8.00 83.00. 80.50 B10 90 BLL. ‘We mark these trunks with your name aud puton & goud stray, Win leatber loops, Without charge. TOPHAM’S TRUNK MANUFACTORY, o28-tu,ths 1231 Pennsylvaniaave. nw. EMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS AGREE e156 place to buy all kinds of Shoes—Rubbers 950,—is WILLIS’ SHOE STORE, _ o0-Im* 918 7th st n. w, , we been, | * OBER 28, 1899— I Evesrxe Surrens FOR LADIES. COLORED SATIN WILL BE WORN THIS WINTER MORE THAN ANY- THING ELSE. THE DEPARTMENT OF EVENING SHOES 18 USUALLY THE WEAKEST DEPARTMENT OF ALL STORES. WE HAVE MADE IT OUR STRONGEST, AND IN ASKING YOU TO COME AND SEE THE BEAUTY TITAT WE HAVE WROUGHT INTO SHOES WE ASK, WITH CONFIDENCE, THAT YOU WILL BE MORE THAN PLEASED, SATIN SLIPPERS ARE 82.75 PLAIN; WITH BoWs TO MATCH, 83.00. THEY COME IN BLUE, WHITE, PINK, BLACK, ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS, PATENT LEATHERS— SLIPPERS, 83.50; OXFORDS, $4.00, SUEDE SLIPPERS, $3.50, KID THko Tks, 82.60, RRE, TTT pss T Sy Suy8 > ARTHUR BURT & CO, 028 1211 F ST. NW Onrentat Rees Asp Canvers OF ALL DESCRIPTION AND SIZES. Wo mako a specialty of these goods and import them directly from our house in Coustantinople. We have tho largest and most superb stock of ORIENTAL RUGS and CAKPE HANGINGS, &e., in the city, It wil! surely be to your advantage to e: nine them before buying elsewhere, ae our prices aud goods will Lave no comparison. D. ik. VARZHABEDIAN & CO., Principal Store and Exbibit Gallery, 1022 Connecticut ave n.w, Brauch, 620 14th st. n.w. o28-1m “ ~ Hasp Asp Guove: Wirn Fisutox Let's look 8 bit at what is going to cover the bands this season. Fashion is getting as par- theular in Mei ‘8 Gloves as it ie in ladies’, Shades and stitching sre the outward sixns of worthiness, QUALITY.-that WE know avout, and you're not expected to is the underlying strength. DENT'S ENGLISH GLOVES are the best~ there's no rubbing it Everybody, whether they keep them or not, will acknowl- edge that, Thoy will be ‘*tariff tied" atter this yeur, The old price this season anyway, Le- cause we pulled them through the custom house in the nick of time, DENT'S KINDS, MAHOGANY—Shade and strength name "em; Spear point backs 50 BELGRAVIA—Lighter weight than the Ma- hogany; plain welt backs; Tans and Blood $1.50 in all out. CHEVERETTE KID-Silk stitched bhades. GAUT DE LUXE—The latest for full dress— Pearl shade, with silk inserted fingers. Its features and friends are many. 82.00 America is fullof good GLOVE makers and they're live, snappy introducers—They cow this on with Plain Black Kids and Velante for street wear—stitching the backs of the Dressed Kid and allowing the Velante to re- iain plain. Drossy to the extreme. Kid—§1.50, Velante—82.25. The VELVET FINISH MOCHA'S come in force again—Tans audGrays aro the favorites ‘They're only 81.50. MEN'S ENGLISH CAPE GLOVES are ouly $1.25, And the FINEST STREET GLOVE YOU EVER DREW OVER YOUR HAND FOR 81. Inthe correct shades and shapes, WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR GLOVES. AN UNDEKWEAR WORD. * Dou't buy until yon've “weighted” the NATURAL WOOLand CAMEL'S HAIR that we're offering asa specialty at $1.50 each, You'll appreciate their strength of quality—the price docsn't bogin to represent it truly, BAKS AND COMPANY, SAFE SELLERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH 028 STREET. 7 F INE OOTWEAR. ‘You need not consume much time in looking for what you want in Shoes, either for street or dress wear, Our stock has been made to meet your require- ments. MIN'S SHOES, made of Patent Leather, Kangaroo and Calf stock, Ail the latest styles. LADIES' PATENT LEATHER, FRENCH KID, DON- GOLA AND GOAT, in Lace and Button. MISSES’, BOYS’, YOUTHS’ AND CHILDS' STOCK COMPLETE. HOOVER & SNYDER, 1217 Penn. ave, o17-3m Tx: Mosr Fasmosanre And newest Note Paper is the ENGLISH BENGE ‘Ihe Intent size ie the SENATE Other sizes are the res war Comimercsi Octavo aud Billet, 1 intend distr buuug 500 sauuples of this tine paper. Would you lik know what ic looks like? Send ime your address and I wiil mail you a sheot free. Stationery of this description stamped in white with your monogram or address has @ chaste and delicate elect, At present it is Very much in vosue, ROBERT F. MILLER, Bookseller and Stationer, s17-6m 539 15th st., Corcoran building. R. Mocxnzz & Co, 1203 F 8T. N.W. For the nest 10 days will make special prices on Ladies snd ghildren’s Fine Shoes, Call and you will be surprised at the prices we are selling goods at, We are overstocked and must make room, All foods. educed prices, 5 different atyles of Ladies’ $4 Boots ab9360 | | ’ 025-lw a 4c ise ee ee OFFICE oF WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘ BOSTON DEY GOODS HOUSE, ‘WASHINGTON, D.C. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1890. s Rawoos Deranruest. Woodward & Lothrop offer in this depart- Ment 1,000 pieces All-silk Satin Edge Gros Grain Kibbon in six widths and forty color These represent a portionof the “over stock” of a ribbon manufacturer who was Willing to part with them ata price which euables them to be placed on sale at the fol- Jowing low ficures, Lineb, 7c. per yard. 14-inch, Se. per yard, 1-inch, Lie. per yard, 2-neh. i4e. per yard. ‘Z4-inch, 160. ver yard. B-inch, 1V¢. per yard, (First floor.) Lace Devanruesr. Woodward & Lothrop offer in this depart- ment a “job” in Vei ings, comprising 150 Pieces of Grenadiue Veiling in two styles. No. 1 is @ Lé%-inch Grenadine Veiling with tinsel stripe border tm all the staple colors, No. 2 is an 11}¢-inch Grenadine Veiling with satin border aud Vandyke edge in ail the staple colors. Price 10¢. per yard. (First floor.) Necawear D PARTMENT. Woodward & Lothrop offer in this depart- a new iny of White Suk, Corded Edve Kuflling, 6yardsinabox. 25e. per box, Lot the Two-rew Dinuty Rufting, wit! cord between the rows ia White and Cream, 6 yards ina box. 30e, ber box, Anovelty in Neckwear in the shape of a Collarctte made of fine sewing #1 The combinations aro, i, White and Silver, Blae ud Gold, Black and Silver, Pim rdiualand Gold, Plaia Silver and Pinin Gold. Price, $3.50 esca. (erst floor.) ' 2 3 BF crxisurxa DD. EPARTMENT, Woodward & Lothrop offer in this depart- ustaliy large asrortinent of Robes de Chambre, &e. range of sts Jes aud makes never wasso large or band+ some, They will not, however, dwell on the Feudy-made garments this time, but call at- teution to the magnificent stock of Wool Blankets, from which they are prepared to make to your order Bath Gowns, Lounging Ge 2s, Pajainas, &c., at reugouable prices, Busser Devantxeyr. & Lothrop offer in this depart- yanese Gout Lap Robes, full hb, ty Japancso Goat Robes, plush S euch, Woodward Iuned, Biack Japanese Goat Robes, Black felt lined, D cach, kk Japanese Goat Robes (selected skins), + cloth or plush lined, $7.50. Natural or Dyed Diack Esquimane Dog Robes, cloth or plush lined, extra size, 81250 ench, ‘Tho most complete line of Plush, Cloth, and Fur Robes ever seen in Washington, (Fourth floor.) Unuotsreny Devanraez. Woodward & Lothrop call attention to their new line of Silk Curtains, ‘These aro of Aucrican make and are equal to any Boods made for style aud quality, aud tho prices are lower than they have yet named for like qualities. They offer you at feast one advantave in these guods, viz: Tho meJority of the styles are contized to them for Washington, Any special style, color or size not carried in stock will be made to order without additional charg? for prompt- hess, 4 full ne of Brussels Lace Curtains, Tanging in price from #12 to $33 per pain, Not @ pair of thesein stock when we took inventory August 1. Cheap. Not apair oft landed since the new tariff act went into effect, Mauy of the styles are confined, All of the features are new. See the crowds in their Curtain Depart- ment every da; (ourth flo Lisex Devanraes ‘T. Shirting, Pillow sd “Sheeting Linens, Woodward & Lothrop are offering in this @epartment the following xood vaiues 36-in, Irish and German Linen in light, medinin and heavy weights at 50, 6, 73a and $1 per yard. 4s-1n, Pillow and Bolster Linen at 43, 50, 60 an yard. 45-in. Pillow Linen, 50, 38, 60, 65 and Toe. yard. 45-in. Seamless Pillow Linen, 87sec. and $1 per yard, -in. Pillow Linen, 68, per yard. nen Sheetin mn. wide, $1, 8L.15 and $1.25 per yard, 81-in, wide, 9c. and 81.15 per yard, + B0-in, wid 85, 90c, $1, 81 $1.50 per yard. 100-1, wide, $1.45, $1.50 and $1.75 per yard, Just rocetved an invoice of Aji-Linen Knotted Fringe Table Covers in ubw pat- terns and colorings, Size 2x3 yards. $5 each. Colors—Gray, Old Gold, Chocolate, ke. (Second floor.) 5, 85c., Sl to Basxer Devanruesz. Woodward & Lothrop offer in this depart- ment a large and varied assortment of Plain and Faucy Baskets, viz: te Baskets, ‘Work Stands, Fancy Baskets for hair-pin receivers, Jew elry, &e., 5c. up, Kuitting Baskets, 25c. to 85e, They will also have on sale a full line of ‘Trimmed Waste and Work Baskets, (Second floor; aunes.) Past Deraniaent. Woodward & Lothrop have just received other line of those “Hennetta Finish” Casumeres in all the new shades, such as Golden Brown, Light Bine, Piuk, Navy Blue, Gray, Garnet, Cardinal, Gobelin Biue, Me- dium and Dark Green, &., &¢, 36 inches wide. 25e. per yard, (Second floor.) Const Devanrveyr, Woodward & Lothrop offer in this depart. ment 100 dozen Lony-waisted Woven Cor- sets, with scalloped top and side steels; strong aud serviceable. 50c. per pair. For the price named these ure the best goods ‘that can be procured, (Second floor.) Mesurx Usvenwerax Devanraent, Woodward & Lothrop offer in this depart- ment 100 dozen Aprons, in tires styles, at the exceodiuxiy low price of 123sc, each, (Secoud floor.) ‘LOVE : Deranrsent. Woodward & Lothrop offer in this depart- nt Ladies’ 4-button suede Glove in Browns, enibroide Friee $1.25 per pair. ubler Gloves for domestic use, Prices 8] and #1.2 per parr, Ladies 7-bovk imperial eal Kid Gloves, in Tans sud Back, embrowlered in feather stitch. Price $1.75 per pait, (Birat floor.) Hosiery Devanruesz, . Woodward & Lothrop offer 200 dozen Ladies’ Pisin Black Hose with Double Heels faud Loes, Warratitet not to crock. At 200, per pair. No betier value mude for the price. }ley also oller « lot of Ladies’ Cushing. bls Vout “Combi: om Suits” in White Sud Black at $1.50, 81.70 82, 8290 and $2.70 per suit “SPECIAL. Also another lot Of Ladict" Merino Vests and tants. Full assortment of sizes. At 400. exch. - (Crirst door) Corrox Duranraent. \ Woodward & in this Stee Se poy sz inches wide, 166. per “T with wide ot Tien vis Gee, A hew aud complete of ip og ne 43 fycuen wise in'Wiite, Marble _ Becbnd itor.» WOODWARD & LOTuROP, 028 Gor, 112 and F are. awe, fe - * 3 RL Heavgvanrens For Hosiery. Those who pay promptly have lower prices qnoted them here than agthe stores where much of the bnsi- ‘Bess is credit. therefore, we ar@ headquarters for there who don't ask credit, To introduce the new silk | Bose for the season of 1800-U1, special prices ‘quoted tomorrow (Wednesday). a or} A S85, Pp aa ok a fi g e rk te ne B Sass an ae io ee a ee a Se +s - FE RR 00 ¥ 24 bao = ‘These are the prices you will find marked on the Colored Silk Hose: S5e., O8e, 21.25 21.59. 81.08 COLORS—Thirty-two shades, including the latest tints to match Suppers, Street and Evening Costumes. The now names but few would understand, so we don't give them, WEDNESDAY'S SPECIAL PRICES. The Hose marked Sc. are offered tomorrow FOR TSCENTS. They come in plain colors ana boot pst- terns—warranted Fast Biack feet and ankles with colored uppers. Any of the hose marked 98c. are 89e. for tomorrow. The #2.59 Hose he bought tomorrow for cclorand boot patterns, The variety of shades and the quality of «ilk will cer- tainly favorably compare with the 81.68 Hose of the credit stores, Ail colored Silk Hoge at higher prices are offered to- Morrow at 10 per cent discouut—10 yer cent off the marked prices, BLACK SILK HOSE, The following prices will be found marked on our Opera iength (spun Silk), 81.68. Opera length (pure Silk), 84 82-For tomorrow the price inducement is 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT. Ten per cent off the prices quoted above, Some idea of tho reliability of our Hoseis gleaned by the fact ‘that even those marked SSc, are warranted absolutely Fast Black, A GRAND DISPLaY. ‘We have quoted the special prices as the main attrac- tion, but the special display will be worth a visit to those who do not contemplate buying. The Palais Royal has in the past been couceded headwuarters for Hosiery. We hops to prove toworrow that for the | scasen of 1890-91 we axain lead, and not only be- | eanse of lower prices than usually prevail, but because of THE LARGEST AND MOST VAKIED STOCK IN THis CITY. THE PALAIS Royal. (Continued below.) TA. Wannasten Ki Groves. French Kid Gloves we sell regularly at 96 cents, and which we challenge in comparison with the usual $1.25 Gloves, ALE OF ED FOR ONLY 74 CENTS A PAIR. The correct Shades auda Fast Black. The quality is best described when we write in large letters, EVERY PAL WARRANTED, ‘The following specialties will also be offered a few days longer at special pric 8¥c. Biarritz or Pigskin Mourquetaires... 4c 85c. 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves., 740 9Sc. S-button Undressed Kid Mousquctaires,.....79¢ ‘The special prices for Ladies’ Best Undressed Kid or Sucde Mousquetaires, street aud evening shades; Buttons. 8 16 20 Price. @1.75 8215 $2.60 g225 £2" Mave a pair tried on, at our risk, and you will adnit this claim: They are the best quality gloves possi- ble tu produce, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) A Tune Srecrar Sace Dress Goods, Trimmings and Laces at special prices for October 28, DLKESS GUOLS.—The following popular styles bave been wajudged unusually good Values ut the regular prices: Regular 50c. Check and Stripe Suitings.. SOc. Plaid aud Stripe $2 Best Luglish broade.oths., Sc, Winter-weight Ladies’ Cloth. Black silks, 1 the marked y ‘Let us look critically at these goods. Tue 50c. Scimses For 39c ‘These Suitings are full 38 inches wide. The Checks in pretty color combinations—iwo Grays, two Blues, two Browns, two Greens, ‘Terra Cotta aid Gray, Golden Special Erowu and Navy. ‘The Plaids equally as pretty— Grecn and Gray, Navy and Giay, Goldeu Brown and THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) > 2 2 These 80c. Haids and Stripes are so well known that we need cnly write 6¥c, during the special sale. THE PALAIS KOYAL, (Continued below, $2 Buoavcrorus For $1.75. 5+ inches wide. Colors: Grays, Castor, Golden Brown, Wine, Helictrope, Black, Navy, Terra Cotta, Eiffel, Seal. Such good value are these Broadcloths st 2 that those in stock at 82.50a yard have Leen sell- ing slowly, Price for choice during the Special Sale ouly $1.75 4 YARD, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 80c. Lanns Crore For 69. Those who appreciate the combination of lightness | and warmuess this all-wool material affords will only too gladly avail themselves of the Special Sale Price, THE PALAIS kOYAL. (Continued belo icc Miliacen: Be Bam For Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 10 per cent discount on all Biack Silks, Take 10 per cent off the prices quoted below and you get 20 per cent better values than usually prevail, Samples will tell you sv. OUR BLACK SILK SPECIALTIES. Faille Francaise, $1, 81.19, $1.25. 21.39, 81.50. Royal Armure, $1, $1. Kb _dzimir and Peau de oie, $1, $1.25, Satin Khadame, $1. 31. Gros Grain, 81, $1.25, 81.39, 81.50, 82, $2.25, 277 When you call iexve the address of friends living outof town aud we'll be glad to send them samples of these silks, THE PALAls ROYAL, (Continued below.) Taonuxes Reovcep Is Puice FOR OCTOBER 27, 26, 29, ‘Ten per cont Giscount during the Special Sale. Asclection from the most varied stock in the city le offered at 10 per cent off the marked prices. Jewel Trimmings from 81,80 to $6 yard. Silk and Tinsel Trimmings, 200, to $5.35 yard, Jot and Steel Trimmings, 50c. to 89 yard. Jet and Persian Trimmings, 8. Silk and Jet Trimmings, 82 to €3 yard. Ostrich Feather Urimuiugs, $1.68 to 2 yard. Ostrich Feather Boas, $3.68 to $20 each, Bilk Fringes, 50c. to &6 yard. Steel and Jet Fringes, $1 to $1.50 yard. Jet Gimp Trimmings, 500. to $7.20. yard, Black Silk Gizaps, 25¢, to $5.40 yard Colored and Steel Gimps, Ste. to 6 yard. Evening trimadngs Jewels and Feathers) — $2.68 f@-Ten per cent off above prices; also the many per im sor . THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Laces Ar Renvcen Prices (20 per cent Discount.) wisdom beauty will only glance at the Tat EPR 00) ON RB OO NNB re 83 EE BBB GO MB RMN A oR oor re Sy A BR SONNE MMM AA RRR CO MMM FR ee SA RMR So NE MM aK kK CoO We will offer tomorrow 100 dosea GENUINE KID GLOVES, Four-button, Narrow Enbroidery, Tans, Browns, Grays and Blacke, ° At the low price af oe “wi one my? A PAIR, Warranted value, €1.28. THE BON MARCHR, 028. 316 7th st. now, Tux Hasvsounsr Jewriny Srone SOUTH OF EW YORE Will Le opened to the public this week. No expense has been #5 of the attrac. iful city, The enterprising jewelers, who for the past twolwe Years have been located at 432 SEVENTH STREDT, Will occupy the abov cated at the a ntivued store, which is lo- CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D STREETS, With a gro OF Kpace of 2,400 feet. Facilit ave been given them to add amany new lines to their already Janse and varied stock, Besides their se stock of Di ads, Which they import direct Po utters ia Europ partment, comprising every Am mt their Watch Do- toan and Swiss of repute, Jowelry, Sterling Silverware, Siw Ware, Clock ake tod most complete lige wa » Which will the city, Optical Good WE BRIC-A-DRAC, ONYX TADLES AND PEDESTALS AND FINE GRADES OF LEATHER GOODS In Pocket Books, Satchels, &c., silver mounted and of finest grades ouly OUR POPULAR LOW PRIces Wil stil be ma! ables us to buy in stil fore, thus giving us the cash prices, which saying in cost willbe allowed toour customers im every instance, It will be ouraim te Sell at the lowest possible mary and , ALL Goops wit MAKAED IN PLAIN FIGURES, Due notice will be given of our opening, when our Patrons atl the public ore cordially invited to inspect our now store aud new stock. HAVE ADDED a, and havi more room en- Uties than hereto t yobbers* £ clone in of pro Be B. HARRIS & CO., SEWELERS, Cor. Tth and D sta Heer: Is As Ovouresirs- IT SPEAKS FORCIBLY— IT 18 TRUE—BUT FOR CASH ONL) ENDING NOVEMBER 3, 1890. tt A 3-piece Solid Antigue Oak Ded Room Suite, Keduced trou. 3 15.50 te A 3-piece XVI Century Solid Oak Bed Room Suit Aeduced from,..... 855.50 we om Suite, A B-yiece Solid Antique Oak Led . 823.50 Ww From, A Hand-ome Maple Bed Room Suite, B-jieces aud brass traumings, From. 50 to 834.75 500—Solia ¢ tack Chair, woud seat Lighly polished, at.....0000-81.85 Well worth 83 250—Solid Oak Rocking Chair, 10 match above Fully worth 3 100—Extra Size » with hizh bac polished.......... Keduced trom $4.50. 1000. Oak Chaixs. Reduced irom $1. 25. 1 Oak Rocker, k and wooden seat, highly S to.. sss seecesscesere DSO Onur Solid Oak Tables (also in 5 other woods)—worth twice what we offer them for, A car load of G-feet Solid Oak Extension Table - 87.70 1.25 Bo gure and sev these, Oak 8-foot Extension 810.20 A large number of Sol: T Excelleut value, Our Fine Woven Wire Spring. Keduced from #4 to, Our Elegant $75 Parlor Suit silk plush, with spring edge. JULIUS LANSBUKGH, IMPORTER OF DRAPERIES, 023 Two Trexs 0 S&: ClAL Isrrnesz. A LADIES’ cLoTH A Ls CAP. at 84.50. Vargains aud we predict a larze sale on but, We would call your attention to our line of LADIES’ FALL AND WINTEX SKIRTS irom 00 cents to $6. They are all made tu our special order audare fall siz. Made ND WINTER UNDERWEAR— Biored Vests aud Pants, #90, Fy 1-38. a Wool Vests and Panta, 35¢. $1, $1 zo aud 81.90, MEN'S UADENWEAK—Whits at 50c. to 2. Natural, $1 to 3 ied, $1 to Meu's scotch Woul buirts suid Drawers af G0c., well worth 7.50. SHILDKEN'S UNDERWEAR from 150. “°fOS TER CELEBRATED KID GLOVES— DIAGONAL AND ROUGH JACKE! at $5, DIks' ASIKACHAN SHOULDE! they are both R ey $1.25 quality sor $! 3 = = $3 Special iu LINEN HUCK TOWELS at Awhec., dc, Zc. and Ze. These were all Dougiit betore tue new tariff bili went into Bec. CARHART & LEIDY, 928 Tih st and 700 Ket om Philadely hia Store. 1241, 1243 Ll Sr. SE. SPECIALS FOR THIS WELK. 40-inch Dress Flanncls, all colors, S9e.; regular Price 50c. Double Width Tricote, all wool, 25c. a yard. _ Beauttul live of Menriettas st Zoe, S0c., 75. aad aud 59.0 yard. ‘White Twill Flannel (Extra Fine) 25c. 8 yard, Plush, all shades, 42c., 59. aud ¥7e. a yard. Ladics’ and Misses’ Fast blsck Hose 1234. 6 pale, Neo sdvance in price of Fine Hosiery, REMNANTS. Remnants of Standard Prints zc. a yard, ‘Bempants of Simpson Prints Sie. a yard. ‘Kempants of Be. Canton Flannel Oye. a yard. Remnants of 10c. Canton Flannel Se. a yard. ‘Remnants of 12%. Dark Sattecus Gigc. 9 yan, Remnants of 20c, Dark Satteons 10c s yard, Nemnants of 10c. Scrim Sc. a yard. Full line of Blankets and Consforte, WM C. VIERBUCHEN, LEADING REMNANT HOUSE, 1241, 1243 Uithst ne KINDS OF CAKE ‘ WHITE MOUNTAIX GOLD Lear, ‘ ANGEL FOOD, SUNSHINE. a W. BURCHELL, Stn i320 Fa